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According to legend, in ancient times, people had the custom of lighting red candles and setting off firecrackers on New Year's Eve every year to scare away the ferocious monster known as Nian, which gradually became the most important traditional festival in China and contained rich folk culture. The lively atmosphere and the affection and friendship it carries are irreplaceable by any other festival.

Now people often say that the taste of New Year is getting weaker and weaker. Yes, with the great improvement of people's living standards, 2008 can no longer bring us the happiness of wearing new clothes and eating white flour. However, "Nian" has never left us. It is not only synonymous with family reunion and gathering of relatives and friends, because it has long been rooted in the soul of China people.

Does the Lunar New Year begin with Laba or offering sacrifices to stoves? People in different times and regions have different explanations, but the same view is that it is not easy to prepare new year's goods in the winter of the old year. Many people began to manage their money for the New Year after Laba.

Because "old" and "precious" are homophonic, lucky money means to suppress evil and promote good, and the younger generation can spend the first year safely with lucky money.

The concept of "going home for the New Year" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Children who leave home will definitely go home before New Year's Eve and have a reunion dinner with their families.

I collected this. I hope it helps you.